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6—19 OCTOBER 2014 Principal Sponsor WElcomE Stories. Myths. Fables. Re-imaginings. Wild landscapes. Hidden histories. Epic adventures. Strange revelations. Imaginative writing has always been at the heart of Manchester Literature Festival and we have a wealth of wonderful writers, poets and wordsmiths lined up for you this year. Sarah Waters, Michel Faber and David Mitchell enchant us with their long-awaited new novels. Sebastian Barry, Colm Tóibín, Margaret Drabble, Esther Freud, Martin Amis, Will Self and Howard Jacobson give us an insight into their masterful stories. Actor Sheila Hancock discusses her generation-spanning debut novel whilst Ben Watt talks about his excellent new memoir. Peter Blake, Godfather of Pop Art, pays homage to Dylan Thomas’ Under Milk Wood, and we explore the legacy of literary icons from Edgar Allan Poe and Anton Chekhov to John Updike, Ernest Hemingway and William S. Burroughs. Daljit Nagra and Patience Agbabi reinterpret The Ramayana and Canterbury Tales for a modern, multi-cultural audience and Kate Tempest performs some of her brilliant, multi-voiced poems. Pascale Petit, Andres Neuman, Roma Tearne, Hong Ying and Arne Dahl take us on journeys around the world whilst Simon Garfield and Shaun Usher remind us of the magic of letters. Audrey Niffenegger gives our fifth Manchester Sermon and Jackie Kay collaborates with jazz musician Adam Fairhall on a tribute to blues legend Bessie Smith. We’re also thrilled to showcase new commissions from Olivia Laing, Kamila Shamsie and Manchester Camerata with Bill Ryder-Jones. If you love imaginative writing as much as we do, we hope you’ll consider joining our new Get Closer Membership scheme (see Page 63). Listen to the stories. Enjoy the Festival. Sarah-Jane Roberts & Jon Atkin Acting Co-Directors 2 Foreword As HSBC’s premium banking and wealth service, we are delighted to be continuing our support of literature across the UK with our sponsorship of Manchester Literature Festival. By bringing people together from around the world and providing a platform for the exchange of views and ideas, the festival reflects our aims of using literature as a way of opening up opportunities, making connections and stimulating debate across borders. The Festival’s dynamic growth is testament to its engaging and inspirational programming, which this year includes a series of World Literature events celebrating writers and thinkers from across the globe. The Festival’s international strand reflects HSBC’s commitment to encouraging the exchange of ideas across different cultures as a way of strengthening international relationships. We look forward to welcoming these guests to Manchester in October, along with the thousands of visitors who will join us for 2 weeks of inspiring talks, readings and performances. Antonio Simoes Chief Executive Officer, UK, HSBC Bank Plc Principal Sponsor 3 ProgRammE Notes This year’s Manchester Literature Festival offers a bigger and more eclectic programme than ever before, with 80 events to choose from. To help you navigate our busy schedule, we’ve badged events under several themed categories: Main Event Encounter some of your literary heroes in prestigious and unusual settings across the city and beyond. New Commission Experience world premieres of new work created especially for the Festival. This includes our annual Manchester Sermon, a writer in residency post at the Midland hotel, new work inspired by a landmark art exhibition at Manchester Art Gallery and exciting collaborations with Manchester Camerata and Manchester Jazz Festival. World Literature Expand your reading horizons by checking out some of our acclaimed writers in translation. Hear stories from other countries and cultures including China, Denmark, Sweden, Spain and Sri Lanka. Rising Stars Discover the authors, poets, graphic novelists and crime writers of the future at our special showcase events. Industry Insights Get the inside story on how to ignite your creativity and develop your writing skills at a series of talks, panel discussions and workshops. Literary Reputations Revisit the work and discuss the legacy of past literary icons from Ernest Hemingway, John Updike and Tennessee Williams to Elizabeth Gaskell, Chekhov and Edgar Allen Poe. Literary Tour Learn more about Manchester’s rich literary heritage on one of our bespoke walking or coach tours. Young Readers New generations of book lovers are inspired at our events aimed at schools and families. 4 YOuNg REaders’ Projects In addition to our main events, Manchester Literature Festival also has a year round programme of activities for children and young people. Taking place throughout Greater Manchester, these activities use stories as an inspiration to engage young people as the readers and writers of the future. Current projects include: Read It, Watch It, Talk About It A weekly film/book club based at The Factory Youth Zone in Harpurhey. A fun and informal opportunity for young people aged 8 to 12 to get together, watch films, and talk about the stories that inspired them. Funding for this project has been provided by the Clore Duffield Foundation through its Clore Poetry and Literature Awards. Writing Squad We are delighted to be working with the Writing Squad to support emerging young writers from the North West region to develop their craft. Our squad offers ten writers aged 16 - 21 the chance to work with each other and with professional tutors for two years. Alongside this they are also offered on-going support to help make their way in the literature industry. Examples of their work can be found at writingsquad.com/push. Story Explorers Motivated by the power of reading for pleasure to improve literacy levels, we now run three Story Explorers groups in primary schools in Bowker Vale, Monsall and Moss Side. These sessions take place once a month, encouraging participants to dip into books and stories they are not familiar with, as well as sharing the ones that they already love. This project is Lottery funded through the Big Lottery Fund. 5 At a glance Main Event Tales from the Towpath: a textural treasure Martin Amis & Nick Laird hunt - Story Trail Sunday 12th October, 6.30pm Monday 6th – Sunday 19th October Martin Harris Centre for Music and Drama Sebastian Barry & Colm Tóibín Suzannah Dunn & Maria McCann Monday 6th October, 6.30pm Monday 13th October, 6.30pm Martin Harris Centre for Music and Drama Baronial Hall, Chetham’s School of Music Graphic Novels: Stephen Collins & Nick Hayes Cynan Jones & Evie Wyld Tuesday 7th October, 7pm Monday 13th October, 6pm International Anthony Burgess Foundation International Anthony Burgess Foundation Simon Armitage Michel Faber Tuesday 7th October, 7.30pm Monday 13th October, 8pm Manchester Cathedral International Anthony Burgess Foundation Pascale Petit Daljit Nagra: The Retold Ramayana Wednesday 8th October, 7pm Tuesday 14th October, 7.30pm Manchester Museum Contact Alison Erika Forde & David Gaffney A.L. Kennedy Thursday 9th October, 6 – 8.30pm Tuesday 14th October, 8pm The John Rylands Library International Anthony Burgess Foundation Esther Freud & Maggie Gee Polari Literary Salon Friday 10th October, 6.30pm Wednesday 15th October, 7.30pm Portico Library Contact Poets & Players: Lorna Goodison & Kei Miller Afternoon Tea with Margaret Drabble Saturday 11th October, 2.30pm Thursday 16th October, 3pm Hallé St. Peter’s The Wyvern, Midland Hotel Peter Blake Patience Agbabi Saturday 11th October, 3pm Thursday 16th October, 7.30pm Martin Harris Centre for Music and Drama Contact In the Dark Sheila Hancock Saturday 11th October, 6pm Friday 17th October, 1pm International Anthony Burgess Foundation Royal Exchange Theatre Sarah Waters Tom Pickard & Alan Gillis Sunday 12th October, 3pm Friday 17th October, 6pm Royal Exchange Theatre International Anthony Burgess Foundation Simon Garfield & Shaun Usher Tales from the Towpath performance Sunday 12th October, 6pm Friday 17th October, 17.30, 19.30 & 21.30pm Portico Library Castlefield Basin 6 At a glance World Literature Ben Watt Danish Crime: Elsebeth Egholm Saturday 18th October, 6pm & Lene Kaaberbol International Anthony Burgess Foundation Monday 6th October, 6pm International Anthony Burgess Foundation James Naughtie Saturday 18th October, 6pm Arne Dahl Portico Library Monday 6th October, 8pm International Anthony Burgess Foundation Kate Tempest Saturday 18th October, 8pm Andres Neuman Contact Friday 10th October, 6.30pm Instituto Cervantes Afternoon Tea with Lynn Barber Sunday 19th October, 3pm Hong Ying The Trafford Suite, Sunday 12th October, 1pm Midland Hotel International Anthony Burgess Foundation Howard Jacobson Ada Parellada Sunday 19th October, 6pm Wednesday 15th October, 6.30pm International Anthony Burgess Foundation Instituto Cervantes David Mitchell Roma Tearne Thursday 13th November, 7pm Saturday 18th October, 2pm Royal Northern College of Music Cross Street Chapel New Commission Rising Stars Afternoon Tea with Olivia Laing Northern Poets: Helen Burke & Andrew Forster Thursday 9th October, 3pm Monday 6th October, 1pm The Wyvern, Midland Hotel Central Library Manchester Camerata & Bill Ryder Jones Graphic Novels: Darryl Cunningham & Thursday 9th October, 8pm (doors open 7.15pm) Ian Williams Manchester Cathedral Tuesday 7th October, 1pm Central Library Kamila Shamsie Thursday 16th October, 7pm Blog North Awards Manchester Art Gallery Wednesday 8th October, 7.30pm Deaf Institute The Gaeia Manchester Sermon Audrey Niffenegger Underground Crime: Eva Dolan & Oliver Harris Thursday 16th October, 7.30pm Friday 10th
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